To avoid paying $100,000 for liposuction, women inject themselves with a $95 Korean drug that kills fat cells.

Hoping to lose weight, women buy injection kits of a Korean drug that induces fat cell necrosis. This "home liposuction" can be very dangerous: proper injection requires medical skills, the New York Post reports. Ruth didn't want to pay a plastic surgeon for her dream figure.

A 12-year-old girl underwent six difficult courses of chemotherapy due to a misdiagnosis.

A 12-year-old girl from the UK endured six arduous rounds of chemotherapy, which robbed her of several years of a normal childhood. It was later revealed that the treatment was completely unnecessary: ​​the diagnosis was wrong, according to the New York Post. Faye Condon from Plymouth was diagnosed in 2019…

A Ukrainian citizen who fabricated more than 10 fake digital ID cards has been convicted in the United States.

Yuriy Nazarenko, the creator of the OnlyFake service, pleaded guilty to selling over 10 counterfeit digital IDs. U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York Jay Clayton and FBI New York Field Office Chief James S. Barnacle Jr. reported that Nazarenko, a Ukrainian citizen known as…

The Secret Service advised Trump to fly his old plane because the new jet donated by Qatar is unsafe.

The Secret Service advised President Donald Trump to leave Turkey on July 8 on the old Air Force One rather than the new plane donated by Qatar, sources familiar with the matter told CBS News. The incident has once again raised questions about the security of the new…

An Uzbek truck driver who didn't speak English crashed into a car, killing a young football player.

A truck driver, an Uzbek immigrant from Ohio admitted to the United States under Biden, is believed to have fatally struck a college football player. The New York Post reports that the truck driver did not speak English. This incident has once again drawn attention to the commercial driver's license issuance process.

United Sold Wall Seats at Window Prices: Now They're Charging Millions for the Fraud

A federal judge has rejected United Airlines' attempt to dismiss a case related to the sale of window seats, which were actually located near the aircraft's side. The judge ruled that the airline must be held liable, People reports. The carrier previously argued that the term "window seats"...

USCIS Changes Application Signature Requirements: What You Need to Know

Starting July 10, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will implement new rules for signing applications for immigration benefits, including H-1B visa petitions and green card applications. The Times of India reports on the changes. According to the updated policy, now…

An Afghan man who fought for the US for 10 years died in an ICE detention center.

An Afghan man who fought alongside Americans for years died of an allergic reaction. He became ill while in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody. His death occurred a day after his arrest in…

The US has handed over data on Iranian asylum seekers to Tehran, claiming they face mortal danger in their home country.

A lawsuit filed on June 7 in federal court in Washington alleges that the Donald Trump administration violated U.S. law by sharing confidential information about Iranians seeking asylum in the United States with the Iranian government. These individuals were slated for deportation, according to The Washington Post. This allegation is contained…

Zelensky and Trump agreed that Ukraine would produce Patriot missiles.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Donald Trump met in Ankara during the NATO summit. Trump confirmed that the US plans to grant Ukraine a license to produce Patriot missiles. The BBC reports on what else the US and Ukrainian presidents discussed. "In fact,...

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